Pi:trt.I. Cap.I. f47 ( o) 0J· theu cJtn bee:no birth without the * paines· of (Q) lb{d· '· t• p. ~J-3.4• the tr.av:ble goimr /;{for-e; fo ntithrr, no true repcnt,;t;;ce l< ~zdfimt dof~·cs1 ut · · · 6 • · · dfl · h of partu;·zcntts, 1i!.JtaD e~ w:thout jome tcr-ro_urs. of. th.c.J:a:w-, an ret..g . ts Con- res plllnitentis. .Augu.ft. fi:tef!C~.--.,.··-Thc. reafon u pla11nc• . None can hav.c t:epen- ifi ~fat 4s. tanC:c;_hut .fuch d4 Chri.fl cab to,1{fpentance. N'O'f!' .bee cats cnc!y jinr;e.rs to 'Rfpfntanu, Mat. 9.. I 3· even jn- · nc;-s htaVJ laden .With the ftnfc oJ Gotf s wr~tth agat:nfo Jinne, Matth.I 1.28. He comu only to favc the loftfoeepe·i that U.., fuch foecpe., M feele-Jhemfelvu loft in thmtfilvcJ·, and k!zow .ttot how to fintk the wa1 to the fold. lt · u [aid, 7{,g.m. 8, I 5-• Tee ·hav..c' tJot. receivedthe JPirit of /Jot~dage againe, tq feare: which foewes, that_rmce thry· did receive it, namely., in: the verj.firft preparation unto con'll,erfiqrt; that th:.nc th~ Sp.ir-it.of f]odiis.the Law-did fo · /Jcar..~ ~ wimejfo U.nto 'them,·.of. th.eir 6ondagc.'andmifera'hle' Jlavcry~ thar it made thcm.to,t'r.cm.lile. ·Now there, under _ the per[ on of the Romans, t!-e ~pofflc !P_eakts.to all fie- ( P) Hindt, of the 0£- leevers, and Jo foewes, that.zt. uEv.ery Chriftums.. &om- ticeandureofthem?• m n c4fe . . . . ' - t"all Law of G 0 D •m :tl · • · h h. · · · · ~ ·I.. , , ., .\, \ . the daye,of the pof- . (~) The ~~~w at . h~,ufe t~~ wor~ p..~rra.,a~_~HIU'~ 1?-ce!::l•··pell pag. 104 • tenttarn. Th~: fiofkeO.'ht4 fot:ce,to 'tllor~ !4E'I'tUI~I:til~ ··refiptf- Hee quores in the c~ntiam ,; and botb ' are need.full for Chriil:ians-ev-en 'af ~brgent, Mat. 2.1. ~. this Pre{ent, as formel'ly'they.haveeverbin. , . · ,:. Tim. '·2.r~ JJe'= in ,( q) GiJ.av me.rcy'm4J not·b"-'foch,wh~re6J, h'ii , T'r11th ,Mat·l 1 •1 • &m Act 'f• • - t. fo u · L • h "' · \ 'd • :t: . -.L , 3 t • I t le rather n;~me m ,an! J Prt. out~ u,te, tm.p~a,· ; e~. ;. M Jt ':fo~u~ . } ':J 'tt''oee chi, Booke, becaufe I pr,().fttt~ted\ lfld·J.jfor.entty,, av'd pr.o1'1~i_/£uoufll ·to all;· · M Welf could w i!b :Ill thofe the in[o!ent, and impenitent, M the poore humble, ·and·wbo are ig,orantly hrok,sn-heartedfimitr. Fot<unto thefe'latter onl.J u.fhepro- and lewdly rampe.,; mifeof mer.pymaM. And,ifttJ otherJ·,. thegatcof mcr~~~~t and medJinga~ n. /J ·/_ r; G .J_ • ·c s 1 fl '• r.. f an Utter abrc- ,p.I0/!1!'!- oct Jet open·; \ OM merne.s M a omon• a.ttf'J o gating and 4b l'lh' h ' L, .1' h h · • · " 0 I tng t e w~c~~ s; t att cy.are cruel!mercies) fo.ould !Jee'fa!fothe "'h Je L 1w of' 6fnd unjuft merc.ies. Bm God ,'never yet learned fo. to hte Mofes Gnce thede.•th 'f--. mert:ifuH, M to mak.! him[e!fc fa!/fl and unfaithful/. · . ?f Chrifi, would read *The firft thinu that drawe.r unto Chri/1, is to confider u't 0 rontl~! : 8?d 1 rer~rnde :r: '- ~., . . . . 1 ·..·lrrtQ Jtmrn • fJ~r mt;eraole •.eflate, wuho.ut htm,----Therejore wee :{<u ( q) Vi~e of tbe ne.. ff:utt the Law drives men to Chrift: eAndthe Law doth it (( itlulnetre of Mans lti,fhe.wing a. .c.atan.:his,fimie, ~d th.e curftdue unto the ~eair. Cap. If. tf·I9; I . K 4 fomc. o.p.
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